Hi. People don’t sew dissent. They sew fabric and SOW dissent. Thank You For Coming To My TED Talk
Hi. People don’t sew dissent. They sew fabric and SOW dissent. Thank You For Coming To My TED Talk
So? lol
My big pet peeve of this kind lately ahs been all the "must of" and "should of" etc. I am seeing. Makes me want to punch throats lol
So, it bothers you when people use words incorrectly too, does it? I absolutely cringe.
It is both the malapropism, and that it then shows up in my sewing feeds.
Would you also put out a much needed PSA about martial law.
Make a protest banner & you’ll be sewing AND sowing dissent.
So? 🤣
Keep it up. America is allowing education to become a dirty word. We need reminders on what is correct grammar and what is not.
I've seen the need recently for a similar TED about the difference between "succession" and "secession."
This has really peaked my interest
It makes me loose my mind!
I see what you did there
I wish people knew the difference between kerb and curb
As long as they aren't "balling their eyes out" when someone dies. Unless they are having mourning sex.
Tangentially related, but I had To look up “Balls to the wall” because it’s my go-to saying when busy, and I suddenly became very aware it might not be HR friendly. It is not untoward, however!
Forget it,, they’re on a roll
as you rip so shall ye sew.
I mean, you *could* sew dissent, like onto a banner or something
It's really an agricultural metaphor, sowing dissent and reaping conflict.
Thank YOU!
The farther we get from embracing education the further these knuckleheads take it.
Related: You reap what you sow Ideas, crops, and dissent grow from seeds (which are sown—a verb we forget because nobody grows stuff from seeds anymore).
Yes, people often get that saying wrong, too. Disagree on the idea that nobody grows stuff from seeds anymore. In my rural area, it is common practice. My neighbor is a seed-starting magician.
Sorry, hyperbole. But it is a sign that the analogy behind the sayings is breaking down, because people don’t understand what it’s an analogy to, they’re just using it. Sowing seeds is no longer a common shared experience for a solid chunk of English speakers. Language is always changing…
I grew zinnias from seed last year and this year. Just started a second crop. Also have okra plants that I grew from seed.
I had great luck with starting in little pots, but once I planted any seedlings, pill bugs decimated the plants. I lost every single carrot I direct sowed (so…every carrot). I barely kept the marigolds I started from seed alive. They are still very stunted.
Unless it’s quilts and you’re leaving them to your kids. 😉
don't underestimate me just you watch
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 Aw = Expression of "THAT'S ADORABLE!" Awe = The feeling that your mind has been opened to something big and new. (Perhaps something adorable.)
Sum x mi spell caster dozent re-cognize thu wurds Ime tiepyng. It trys and tries, butt fayls. Thu re-zult iz sum tiems eye spell et "so", and sum thymes "soe".
Stop that. 🤣
But they could embroider the word discontent.
Now is the throw cushion of my discontent…
So anyway, line I was saying ...
Persons can both plant it and stitch it together. 😉
Embroidered Dissent!